detrimental to造句

Lime in the soil is detrimental to some plants.

This unnecessary worrying, she argues, is detrimental to parents.

The very notion that the other person is lacking something is detrimental to their healing process.

But then I remember balancing a behavioral checkbook is detrimental to my happiness.

It is untenable and detrimental to both sides to accuse and pressure one another on this issue or even resort to trade protectionism.

They believe that the majority of Arabs will continue to back actions detrimental to Israel in an attempt to do away with the Jewish state.

That model is detrimental to connector usability because it requires that the user possess a greater knowledge of repository internals than should be necessary to use the connector.

Weaver agrees that the fear of public speaking is the phobia he has seen to be the most detrimental to a persons' career.

Change itself isn't bad, but uncontrolled change — where the impact is not measured before it happens — can be detrimental to the success of a project.

The budget bill pushed through the House last Saturday included the defunding of Planned Parenthood and myriad other cuts detrimental to women.

Most obviously, the health consequences of poverty and squalid living conditions are contagious in a city setting. They are detrimental to all city dwellers.

This scenario is even more detrimental to service policy enforcement if ARFM were attempting to divide CPU resources between two service policies and expected each policy to drive 45% of the CPU.

Surfaces to be welded or thermally cut shall be cleaned of all foreign material such as grease, oil, dirt, scale, slag and paint that would be detrimental to either the weld or base material.

If they are met with a dismissive attitude that it is just a side effect of the drugs or a hallucination then this can be detrimental to the way in which they integrate the experience into their life.